It was good to spend time with Ben Hennig at the GIS Day that we hosted at my school on Tuesday.
I was expecting Ben to produce a map of the referendum results and he has delivered as expected.
He describes the map as follows:
The following map is a cartogram that shows the electoral areas from this referendum resized according to their total number of people entitled to vote. In addition, the vote share for leaving and remaining is shown in differently shaded densities, using blue for the remain votes and red for the leave votes (which complement each other to 100% of the valid votes)
Image created by Ben Hennig and shared under CC license - click for a bigger version
A project originally funded by the Royal Geographical Society (with IBG) with an Innovative Geography Teaching Grant to develop teaching ideas for using Google Earth in the Geography classroom, expanded to include ArcGIS Online in 2014
Saturday, June 25, 2016
GI Learner
GI Learner
I am involved in this project which has been funded by ERASMUS+ for the next three years.
I will be researching and producing resources on the theme of GI in schools.
The first resources I am creating are on the theme of the LOCAL for K7
Check out the GI Learner website
Follow the Twitter feed for the project.
I am involved in this project which has been funded by ERASMUS+ for the next three years.
I will be researching and producing resources on the theme of GI in schools.
The first resources I am creating are on the theme of the LOCAL for K7
Check out the GI Learner website
Follow the Twitter feed for the project.
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